Sentence examples for expanding the range of applications from inspiring English sources
Addressing these challenges within the software stack that supports application development is critical to improving productivity and expanding the range of applications for the architecture.
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Moreover, the assembly of natural or engineered modules to biosensor platforms provides innovative outputs, expanding the range of application of these devises, from monitoring toxics and bioremediation to killing targeted cells.
His own work combined freedom and discipline, and his successive phases of activity, in printing, publishing, architecture and fine art, helped to expand the range of applications for characterful letterforms.
This also expands the range of applications to be implemented.
Improvements over the previous years have expanded the range of applications of rotary saw cutting.
Recently, much work has been done to expand the range of applications for cell-free systems.
But he admitted: "We have more work to do to expand the range of applications on our product".
To expand the range of applications of metal-assisted chemical etching, it is desirable to develop a nanofabrication method for III-V compound semiconductors that does not depend on the dimensions of the resultant patterns.
To simplify the integration of human-robot cooperation into the automotive assembly line and expand the range of applications a methodology for the implementation of cooperative robot systems into the assembly line is introduced.
More than 25 years after the approval of the first vaccine based on this technology, the substantial efforts to expand the range of applications and target diseases are beginning to bear fruit.
